Subdomain link to domain

[IceClaw]

What would the link be to get from the subdomain to the domain page?
Like a home button.
<a href="???????">

 

[Corey]

I have no clue what you are talking about.

 

[tuclan]

try "../" im not sure but that goes up one directory so it depends on who knows what. I think that is what your looking for but im not sure if it will work for this

(NOTE: It can be used multiple times! I.E. www.sub.site.com/../../../)

 

[IceClaw]

k let's see if i can put it in some different words
let's see
my main page(domain) has links to go to the sub pages(subdomain)
so i want to create a links on the sub pages(subdomain) to go back to the main page(domain)
so u don't have to press the back button of the browser to go back one page

 

[tuclan]

so then it would most likely be javascript:history-1

LOL idk that one though

 

[IceClaw]

try "../" im not sure but that goes up one directory so it depends on who knows what. I think that is what your looking for but im not sure if it will work for this

(NOTE: It can be used multiple times! I.E. www.sub.site.com/../../../)

yep that is what i am trying to do

 

[tuclan]

FOUND IT

<A HREF="javascript:history.go(-1)">[text]</A>

 

[IceClaw]

so then it would most likely be javascript:history-1

LOL idk that one though

awww
Edit:

FOUND IT

<A HREF="javascript:history.go(-1)">[text]</A>

sweet going to test it out
Edit:

FOUND IT

<A HREF="javascript:history.go(-1)">[text]</A>

yay thank you it worked :drool:

 

[tuclan]

no problem any time feel free to PM me anything else you have troubles with

 

[IceClaw]

alright ty

 

[Alejandro]

That javascript code only goes one page back, not necessarily to the main domain. I would just use: <a href="http://www.domain.com">Text</a>